<h3 ss="wp-block-heading">The Novel <strong>The Amazing Son in Law</strong> & <strong>Hero of Hearts</strong> by <strong>Lord Leaf</strong> – Free Online Read <strong>Chapter 527</strong>


    In this moment,


    Over 200 knights d in copper mine overalls have been arriving one after another at the staff hall of the copper mine.


    This staff auditorium is a historic structure that dates back to when the Qing Dynasty took control of the copper mine, built in the 1980s and primarily used for meetings, celebrations, and ceremonies for the mine’s workers.


    Following the takeover by the Poqing Society, all Xiaoqiguards (Bickford guards) were assigned to work as employees of the mine, with most of their families serving logistical roles. On the surface, the mine appeared to be operating smoothly.


    Even when local government officials came for inspections, they failed to notice any irregrities.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    As the knight guards gathered in the staff auditorium, it gave off the impression that a mobilization or summary meeting was about to take ce.


    However, from an outsider’s perspective, an interesting detail emerged: among the uniformly dressed employees, over 20 individuals were holding towels in their left hands.


    These towel-holders were quietly buzzing with excitement, sensing that tonight would present them with a chance for advancement.


    In addition to their excitement, they kept a keen eye on their surroundings, prepared to respond to any inquiries about their towels.


    To their surprise, no one approached them regarding their unusual disy of towels.


    Those clutching towels exchanged brief nces, acknowledging each other, while those without towels seemed indifferent to the situation.


    Some of the towel holders were baffled by theck of awareness around them, feeling frustrated that others were not picking up on the significance of their actions.


    Unbeknownst to them, the others had been instructed to feign ignorance of their peculiar behavior, simply waiting for a special envoy to signal the moment for action, at which point those with towels would be apprehended.


    Shortly thereafter, the Xiao cavalry (Bickford) guards arrived.


    After counting their ranks, the three banner chiefs reported back to the chairman.


    Unfortunately, only Xiao Qiwei (Bertrand), who was intent on breaking away from the Poqing Society (Benn), realized that the chairman had be merely a puppet.


    At that moment, the chairman stepped onto the stage and dered loudly, “All cavalry guards, obey the order and wee the special envoy!”


    The Xiao cavalry (Bickford) guards buzzed with enthusiasm, believing they would soon have the opportunity to contribute; others were thrilled at the prospect of breaking free from Qing Dynasty control and fulfilling their ancestors’ dreams.


    Both factions held their own hopes and eagerly anticipated the special envoy’s arrival.


    Then, Charlie, dressed in a ck robe and without a hat to obscure his face, ascended the stage under the watchful eyes of the crowd.<fn4902> Latest content published on f?i?n?d?n?o?v?e?l?</fn4902>


    The puppet chairman stepped back respectfully, allowing Charlie to take center stage.


    As the “Master Special Envoy” revealed himself for the first time, the guards, divided into two camps, found nothing unusual in the scene.


    After all, both sides had their interpretations of Charlie’s unveiling.


    Standing on stage, Charlie gazed over the crowd of more than two hundred and smiled, stating, “Everyone, I believe today is a significant day for all of you—a day worth remembering! It is also a day to make contributions!”


    With their distinct agendas, the audience members felt a surge of excitement at his words.


    Ma Chenfei (), along with his towel-holdingpanions, instinctively gripped their towels tighter, viewing them as not just towels but as tickets to a promising future filled with prosperity and wealth.


    What they failed to notice was that the knight guards around them, who were not holding towels, had begun to discreetly observe them from the corners of their eyes, poised to strike at any moment.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong>Next Chapter</strong>